Chinese in its various dialects is the third most common language spoken in the U.S. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation recently introduced a version of its Motorcycle Operator Manual in Traditional Chinese (Mandarin) for motorcyclists and motorcycle license applicants who prefer to read this important safety information in their native language.
MSF’s MOM is used by motor vehicle agencies in 44 states as a study guide for motorcycle license applicants and has been a part of MSF’s inventory of reference materials on motorcycle operation for the past four decades. The MOM covers riding gear, basic rules-of-the-road, navigating intersections, crash-avoidance strategies, carrying passengers, impaired riding and vehicle troubleshooting, plus supplemental information on the unique characteristics of three-wheeled motorcycles.
The Chinese version of the MOM, along with Chinese versions of other MSF reference materials, is available for free download from MSF’s online library.
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation promotes safety through rider training and education, operator licensing tests and public information programs. The MSF works with the federal government, state agencies, the military and others to offer training for all skill levels so riders can enjoy a lifetime of safe, responsible motorcycling. Standards established by the MSF have been recognized worldwide since 1973.
